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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Grand sup Fieh, and Fiesta al Wal.
 nut Grove

Being tcnaer-looi in the mountains
 and wishing to become an old Hassay-
 smper in ss short time a> possible
 .se aceep,ed the kind invitation oi Gov Geo. D. Nasle to witness the grand Bull
 Fight and Fiesta at the Grove. Alter
 ..,-mile r.de over mountain roads and
 through fields o. waving gram ana
 beautiful orchards. the specla! cores
 ,onien, os the JoURxALMINER arrived
 a, the scene oi aciion- From earl!
 morning there w8s a continuous stream
 %! wagon, aad Aorsemen pouring into
 camp. The programme consisted oi
 buil-ieh;ins. free fighting. horse-racing'
 i,n,--acinc. catching creased pig. etc, ,,.. The bull-fght was an exciting affair. Tine qu4druped used being
 known ;ar and wido as the |" terror oi ihe plains" and iur a long tune held all ,he ..nlatador-" ..t bay; but was. hnaliy ,anou;,hed Dy Ih. heroic thi!lnean'
 S..n.r W. r. Wicks The wheel5arrow
 race wa- Yer, exciting. staCh contest
 ant making frantic efforts to run over
 lis next ucichbor. The leoyard foot ra., M, fuu of entries. but scant in
 ;:ni>he-s. many being made painfully conscious that they had mistaken their ability. The race was won by James Randolph, m a tride less than as seconds. vith Grant Carter short neck behind. There was much betting, .>.nore swearing and b!uthng. over ih.~,e race. McNary'- dark-gray was the >suppo-ed dark horse in the race. but whe Nd -tdlesged Buck, ,,n,!.r the ca-efo< raining uf Dunskin, and skilllul riding oi Charley Garter, stuck hi> nose acro~- the line, about ten feet ahead. how some mouths did drop. IT.. second horse race was won also l uy Charley Carter, mounted on his lit l ;le brown lilly. lu Ie~- than si seconds. | Next came thc 50yarl hurro race. En- tric- Powell, Rose Elizabeth. Grigs- by, Jumbo" and B5wden's Light ming striker They gut away well to- ye,her. bu' Powell soon showed the metal @; h.- l., se by taking the lead, which h. held ;o within r. wards oi the finish. when an invitation from one of ;ho spectators to take a drink, caused iin ,o throw the race. which was won by Jumbo" Tbi, race wa, declared j foul. because oi ~Iumbo" running to- ward h.- corral A full band was in att.nGancc and delighted all within the -oole o: their sweet strains. \ plat form WAS tu.li upon which the many liumIrci- .n attendance filled up the nigh; witl dancing. Thus ended the fir; day oi the grand Fiesta It still rage>. TENDEKFoor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
In The matter O: the Estate of P. A. Escker
 il2f. a-EA

In The matter O: the Estate of T. \. Escker,
 iiec, a-td-
 Notice l. here6v viseB th hst In pursuance O an order oi thr Probate CJurs of the county of Ysvspa lrr itnry Of Arirona. made on he 2>.h cay ot Apr, \. n. lSs., in tine mat i.r of the ->t,te O! ,. eker ceased, {, Inc unders gued, Rae a'imi n >trstur oi said US ate, vi sell ai pr va. Ur r isic sac. 10 the highest Uiddet for ct h iu ,fIi Il. JneS of The United '-fsfes. ana sutj ct to conf m alton hy s.i Probate co'sr.. siiieT the First Day f Jay, |. IT. Is>.. all tbe rigii'. n t.t, interest sni estate of the s.i r. A Beck CT, dec- as-c, at tn lime Uf his death, anu XlI tEe rls.t. it - anu interest a tue ga -stst- pas by iiv or othtrwi .e s,'q aired C h han ar i.i idItiou ., tn st oi tv >ai i in testts ;.t the .ile O Hi deata, iu .,nl , sll of that csrt-in rsucl, cpotIiDin one hun dred and ,iN acres uf isud. sita ted ly ng aud being sbou' uEs mi frJiu what !- snowu as Parker'S saw nnul h. ar tue lin.. of the Atlantic & P.,c tic Iaiirya in saiu oaniy of lsvay.,i, and lvrrt. .gs ot Arizona, b. gethef lih The ..i"fOSe thereon, con. sitting oi buildings, with n,h-ponds, ith one haudr-d acre> u der cultivation, L. geth- TT N! in pio1>. drsys .ud va ious oj her far n ing implements, with orchard. ei
 terms and Go8G pns Sf saiC-CI-h iu | W fni Iuoney.f the | lit d States. Bids or of- fer> In writing may be made sI any | me after the first publication of tnts not ice and be fore inc na ki E of h. sale. All ds or c1uT rJom. iu Pr->cOii, in said county or de elIvet-t per>,, ialty [, the uu rsi .n d, The ad m ibisirator of sad e> tate.
 Dsi.d May p. lss7- PATRICK FORD. Pa bile Adj min istr.tur and the Ad m ist "a 0. sale Estate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Administrator s Sale Of Real Estate
In Inc matter o: ne Estate o' C. r. stanton

In ihe matter a, me Estate o' C. T. stanton,
 Deceased
 Notice i> hereby given that in pursuance of an order of The Probate Court of the Corniy o! IaNspSi, Territory or Arizona. made on the sIh day of May. \. n. ls,7. il ihe matter of the est,je n. ( T. StsnioD. deceased, the uud rsi isued The ai ini-irator of said es- late. Will sell ai private or public ssle to he ghe>i bidder, for cash in ~fnl money ol tn- United -iaies. and sub rct to con ruis. ton hy ssid Peoba'e CosTi. or after the flrsi Day Jsly, \ l.. i>S-. ali inc rignt, iii4e.i crest aui estste o' The said (. C.P.-tsn- lon, decesst d, ai the time of his death, and all he right, ilt!- anu interest that wise acquired. other than or in ad1i- ton To inAt of the said intsstAts al the tune of hls deA h, In and To posse s'ry raght 10 one hundred aud s.sty s1re~ of land |. situated ta slst l. known as The Weaver ming district, on AItclupa creek, in l.vt pal unty, Arizona Teriits rS. together with :he Imp SVeAe lts thereon, consisting o; one adobe house one barn seventy i've ty thirty feet uhe O.ark-ol a shop, one corral, vitn good well ot water. with fencing. with Ger ain springs and S -i.rr ghts. etc
 Terms anu cpndit ns Oi sale-Cash h in law ful m one of lh- In,:ed Siat.s. Bids or of fers In "riing may be made si any time sf- IT tie nr>i pub Re s.ion of in!s notice and nvr> In sriIinx may be lef al .E Pro; ate court room, m Prs- cpft. In said county, or deliver -d ' r-ontilA 70 fhe uaders.s ned. the ad dminisir '"r s.lt e. ale.
 Dated M ~ V. l>.7,
 PATRICK FORD, Public Admin >ira,or anu the Adn,inIsirai,r of sad ts'ae,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Notice of fofei lure.
To Gsorse Merwin. your heirs, assigns an
 legal representatives:

To George Merwin. your heirs, assigns and legal representatives:
 You Ars hereby notified that The undsr- signed, who Ia co-oWper with you in the Le g-l Tender mn ,pg claim has exI tended the sum of one hundred dollars in abor and improve ueuts upon said mining claim, the said -x- penditures anu improvements being msie by ne in the year lSs6, in compliance with the mining laws of the United States requiring annual expenditures to De made on min ng claims.
 The said Legal Tender miuing clsim cons isfs of l .50o feet ID length by do wide, and siiu ,te in the HuRbug mining sisiricf, in The eou fly Oi Ysvspai. in the territory of Arizona. record of the location .f the said Legal T-n- der mining c.sim is made ID the Record oi Mine., in Ihe office of ihe County corier of ssid Ysvapai county, in Book Ua, at pages +i2 and <43
 And you gre hereby fu ther notified that fl, at the expiration Of ninety days after the ub- licsiiOu Of this po:ice, you fail or refuse 10 contribute or pay to me your proportion oi the said expenditure. together with ihe cost of the publication of this notice. the iLterrs; of you iu the said legal lender n, ming cl m will be forfeited end become the property oi iLe undersigned. w. E. RICE.
 Prercott, A. I, April 2y, lSS7. Hi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Motice Of Forfeiture.

To George L. Bemis, you: hers, sssigns snd
 legal represe Dtstives.
 You gre hereby notified that the under signed, who is co-Ovner with you in the Gro yer Cleveland mining claim, has expended the sum 0f one hundred dollars ia labor md improvements upon ssid mining claim inc said expenditures and improve ements be n z made by me in the year lSs6, in compliance with the provislons of the mining laws of be United otstes requiring annual expenditures to be made on mining claims.
 The said Grover Cleyelsi d mining claim consists of ,iOO feet in length by 6O wide, and situate ip the Cue " Creek mining dIs ticf, in the county of Ysvsp'i, in the terri- tory Of Aris0ns. \ record Of the l, cation Of the said Grover Cleveland ~ining claim is made ip the Record Of Zines, in the oftce Of the County Recorder Of saic Ysyap.i county h Book xs, st pages li0 and llll
 And you are hereby further no filed fha. fl, st the expiration of plneiy days after inc publication of this notice, you fan or refuse 10 contribute or pay 10 me your proportion of the sAid exp ,nditurOs, the iu crest oi you in said Grover Cleveland mining claim viii be forieitea aud brcome ihe property of the un- dersigned. !. II. s. SMITH.
 Prescott A. T.. May l2 lSSe Aud
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Ei0tics 10 Creditors.

ID the Pr. bate rpur; of fhe County of Ysy.
 spai. TrTritors of Ar.zoua. In the matter ot the Estate of Annie Hamil ton, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Nd min strafOr of tue estate of Annie Hanil ioD, d, ceased, io iu- creditors of, and all per sons having c4a.tu> against the ss,d Gece as ed to x lbit hem, with the necessary vouchers. within len nn 1nthS liter the first pu iira ton Of this notic. @ ihe said aimi nlstrator. II the .a~ cfiico Co; F. Y SIu-ord. in The city of Frt scott, 4n said r,GHly ef ! tvap... ht same being tne place Tor the trs action Cf iile busi ness of said estate Ia said county.
 LOUIS WOLLEN V BERG. Administrator
 First pub lcstion June 3. lss7 Rd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

The parties indicted for the murder of the Hawks boys, in Flagstaff, appear ed in court, this morning, and pleaded not guilty. Prime gave bonds ill the sum of 5000 and was released from custody. His sureties are Thos. F. McMullen John Marshall, J. K Kill patrick. H. c. Lockett and P. J. Bran ueu.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate ni |. '. >heitOn. d,ceased.
 Notice = aersh. gwen by the undersi. ned l. II. Burrni iSt-r i'm Ii .trsto- ot inc es faie Of (. '. ~he.t. 70, d ceased. he cred tors of sud a | persons hay ug claims against the saii er.as"d e. rN hih them win the nec- --sary Noucu,rs. wlfttu len months sfie- the rrt' publ iici,titu of tli> roiicc. "a inc said R. II. HurInei [ r. ai Pr scar. Arizona. the same being the place TT he tr-nS- -ctiun of the business of >si ~Siatv of (. |. ~hclton, de- caste !, in inc C 'uDt. "f lsvspai.
 R. H. BU MINISTER. Administrator o' the e>tsie of ( Y. shelton, deressel
 Dated \, Prescott. Arizona, June Is Iss; 2oi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

While portion of our ranges are overstocked at present, there are still good opportunities for investment in this county with an abundant supply of grass and water the year round. Par ties desiring 10 invest should cOmmuni- cate with W. W. Nande, bilt, Prescott, Arirnna
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

Our board of trade are in earnest in their efforts to advertise the re- sources of this section. They should be supported by property owners of the town and by every person who is inter ested in seeing this section enter upon an era of prosperity. We have resour- ces here. and all that is needed for their development is for our citizens to let it be seen that they mean business.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

Deeds of sundry real estate in Pres co,t, belonging 10 the Moeller estate, from Alice Moeller 10 Charles Cohen and from Chas. Cohen to the Prescott Land and Improvement company, have been filed for record The considers- ton named in the latter transfer was S7 900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

Since Tom Hughes has taken charge of the Albuquerque Citizen, that pa per has become lively competitor of the Democrat, in fact, has completely oI,stripped it in the matter of interest ing news. Parties in Northern Arizona who desire T real bright, newsy, enter prising daily paper from our New Mex leo neighbor town of Albuquerque should subscribe for the Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

The Atlantic & Pacific railroad com pany has issued the following circular to its agents: On July 2d, 3d and 4th you may sell special round trip tickets from local points to all stations on this line, al rates of one fare for the round trip, limiting tickets to July 9th"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Moiics for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr, ARIZONA,
 yr-Nv lSsh 1aA-

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,
 JUNE 18th, 1887.
 Notice is hereby siveu that the follos in z named setf'er has filed notice of her intention to make dnAl proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver Of the Unit. states Lend O6ce, At Prescott, ArizoDs, on July 2g lss7. viz: Mary ". Kuoepper, of stoddArd, Arizona. for her D. g. No. lss:, for the southwest Qusvter Of southeast quarter of section !, and norihw-et uarter of northras quarter Of section F, township II north rsrge ? east. She names the following wit nesse.fO prove her continuous resid-nre upon and cultivsrion of said land, viz: James Lane George [. Brown. Edward Hill, B. E. Click, all Of Stotdsrd, Arizona.
 je25td J. 1. CAMP, Register
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

We are in receipt of the prospectus of the New Mexico Agricultural, Mining and Industrial Exposition" which will be held in Albuquerque on September 20 To 23 inclusive This years exposi- ton promises to be one of the most in- teresting ever held in New Mexico.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Governors Proclamation.
TERRITORY oF ARIZONA.
 EXECUTIVE pEpARTNkNr.

TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 ENECUrNE DKpARrsKNr.J Whereas The Live stock Sanitary Com missiou o' The T rritory of Arizona has di- recied m afirnti n ia the fact that reliuble information has reached them that eonta- gious pleIro- pueamuuta ns- made it's sr. pearsuce in lar. num bl [ of an m ais with In the states of New York. NermC Penn s,lvania. New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Illinois aud The District of Coiumb.a ana Ia iisbie to mave its appearance in the state of Missouri That the tie interests Of the Territory are greatly .oisnEsTei by the prevalence o' this plague in the Said states, o~inc t1 The impor alton of ca tie Ilers- from. and
 hereas. The immense csi'Is interests of AriEons are thus Iuena,ed nd a heavy loss upon ih one of the most impoitau; of our industries is ltable ;o occur unlss precsa tionsIy measures are adopted.
 Now. therefor. l. (. Meyer Zllick, Cover. nor ot the Territory of AriEOns. by virtoe of the authority nf law 10 me vested. do hereby order. establish and declare s9ugraDtin'. 10 take effect ou the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. l>s.. sgsinsi all th, said territory heretofore mentioned. embracing england, Scot land and the Dom iuion of C tp.ds, 0 n all po- vine cattle from said localities coming into the Territory of Arizona uuless they are quaraniined s: the point O. entry prescribed d by the rules anu regu iaiionS of The Live stock Sanitary Com m .ssion of Arizona, for sixty days and e'ai ed there unti they shall receive a ce rii dcaI- uf health si ned b, the Nei-rin " Surgeon of lhe Territory of Ari- ,ona or some duly authorized deputy under him
 Ir testimouf whereof, 1 have hsre- sk,L uni" set my hand anu caused inc 'o-' Great Sea oi tue Territory 10 oe
 affixed.
 bone ai Prescott. tbe csrIta thls twenty. six day Of May A n. l,s7. By | Cover
 WN. (. FOSTER.
 Acting S acretary o. the Territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

school affairs, having kept the schools in operation for the full year of ten months, and should they decide to be- come candidates again for the position. could be elected without opposition.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

The Albuquerque Citizen says: "Ari- zona has number of excellent daily newspapers. Prescott and Tucson lead the list, and their papers are doing much to advance the interests of those cities"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

The Sampling Works has cleared its storage rooms of the ijO tons of ore which had accumulated there previous to its starting up, and parties can now have their ore run immediately on de livery. No delays of longer than enc day will be caused hereafter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

Y. A. stephens has, probably, the only orange tree in Northern Arizona, growing in his yard. He shelters it during the winter, and it IS now a hardy tree oi five or six years growth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Notice 10 Creditors.

In the Probate Court Of the County Of Ysva-
 yai, Territory Of Arizona. Io the matter Of ,he Estste of Pascual Oris, deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the undersi z ned. Joseph Campbell, administrator Of the estste of PSscuai Oris, deceased, 10 the creditors o', and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the nee esssry vouchers, within four months after the erst publication ofthis notice, to the said Joseph Campbell, At Alex andrs, in said county of Yavspai, the came being the place for she f-aasacti Q of the business Of said estate of Psseual Oris, deceased, in said county.
 JOSEPH CAMPBELL. Admin istsator Of the estate of Pascual OrIs,
 deceased. C First public stion June 22d, 1887. 3Od
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
NOTICE,

To whom it may concern
 Notice IS hereby given that in January lsss ] relocated that certain quartz Tn fn 'nS claim >itusted on Slate Creek. Hasssysm pa NJ ming district. syapai county. Territory of Ari. zona. Known AS ne Discovery claim on the Davis vein. am na nei and recorded by m e as Tn" Orlgii a! pavls. AS other parties also claim the same location. all parties are warn d 10 make no purchase ofthe round in .res- ton. ss shaii take the necessary legal eteps io su n.tautiste my claim.
 CORN :LIUS DAVIS.
 Prescott, A. r, June 25, lss- Spd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Notice for Publication of Time
 Appointed for Proving Will.

IerfIIory OY AfitOh6, CO0nty OI aV6pAl, ID
 Probate Court. In the matter of the Estate of Samuel <. ShuIl, deceased.
 PursuAnt to order of said court. m sde on the <th day Of June, A. D, ls.. notice is here by Siycp thel on SATURDAY, HE SEC OND DAY or JULY, A. b lss7. al 10 o'clock A. N. of oatd day. and af the court loom of City of Prescott. in said Counly of Yavspsi. have been appointed as the time and place for pro wing the will of said samuel .. shuii, deceased. and for hearing the application of R V. ROdg-rs for the issuance 10 him of let :ers Of cd nistration with the will nIneQed, when and where any person interested m ay appear and contest the same
 wA. O. O'NEILL, ClerS Dated June c. lys.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

One of our level headed exchanges very iruthfully remarks that "one oi .iie hes, methods ci advertising a town i> to patronize your local paper Those ou:,iGe ri the newspaper business have :.p conception ui the range which is in- ciuie4 u the circulation oi even q country newspaper. or iato how many i,ai- ' vii fan every week. Stran- Ser- 2. k.u- i;a aH and seeing it> col umu- ~eu lllcl v.,h ,uca. advertise 'neu,-. sil, say a' once. that it is lively ;.w1 -ae people are wide awake and e-f.-r-.-.ns |, would be a good pi.,, .. ..e.t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Letter List.
SPANISH. Raiel Aro, Maria O de otero riea>,. c..N .vr advertised letters.
 4. J. HEAD. Postmaster.

The information gwen out here by ,he Gazette this morning io the effect that there i- only one case ot smallpox at NuliUre k denied by a gentleman who has just arrived from the place and says there are f,ur o- five. He also says tia, thc other evening in poker game he >at by an individual ior two hour : who turned oui [, Ice one oi the small box nurses who had come from his pa ,ient wiJhou; change et clothes or using other prevention to carrying fl thoB; ;h" camp. As OUT informant had already had the disease he was moi irigh.enst hu, thought ii very careless. Fh.n!N Herald
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

F4- .ae :--, am, .- i'- history pne y...: ago. i-.--a.f a,.rt-. -aree Adlc- i- ..a-.- tru--s.- Thy have been yc,. -uc-,--...l .l .l.l- management oi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

r. !n-.. @ July should no; be r':.ai'-ri ,. a.-- e si-aea, som, kind o- a -,...-. Ve e-u jo no bet t,-. ..'..- .u..- a--ua.. under the pm. ..-.-'- ... W. F-.-c.;; and li-,en z, ;:l- -Hi .-..t.. p..,ar,.ou ot In j,.eui.-.. -- .... -ti.n Iy uue .' "u: ano..-a~ -s. -- and z. the -.:.Gin-o. lit --- Er tN means l.t .- ---L L'----.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

"h.a rfr's .a tls east desires tO ...-.:r ,a .e T.-t ars. thing he does l. ;e -,ud .t-a copy u. the local Fa.er- Wh-a ac receiee- tine paper he '-:nl- h. idea ,. ;A. town from the pa- r., ;.lorr thau what it says I he sees a I'ai'er with large advertising patro- Ease Ae knows rhat ;he paper is pub l,hel in a live, wide-awake town. If h. sees i-ner .ll 1. patent medicine advert u.a'- Aoow- that the busi ,..-- Hier ar. ria- .ae procession. A le-.. H-. -rt-r.a-zeI newspaper j. an .:.,i,N 2. tl.-,vlu- .vu.-Ex
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

>.tc- -h. close -- school. one week a:o. r."t. ''s1-"i. A1= a.eu engaged in l:e;ar.u- L-- annual reports, 4> primer gal il. ..e,o-,.au.-. 'y.-L llw. and which rca-i-e> considerable mathematical wo:~. \, foo a- le e-mule,e> them. !.' expects 'a .eav, -.r California. on j t:.: .; tusiDe-- -ll Ilaa~ure combined. ", utt.ia,- 'Ae following general re- ,.''- :.- ,.. ..a, from eus o. these re- p~- \m',-.- lay ei school. la6 ;.guhet .l luli-eur. He'd. 2l', oi which l;'> se:. ...y- and l0e girls: average ..A'y s.,,ul4-,. LuI.u- v,ar. IF.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
Administrator s Sale of Real Estate

Public Admi n -ira,or anu tAe Adn.inIstrai, r
 of sad sac.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-29
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-24
THE HERALD has for "a week CT

THE HERALD has for week CT
more vainly endeavored to get Judge
Harrington the manager, to give re-
mort of amount of cash received from
sale of tickets to Gift Concert said to
be for benefit of Confederate Home at
Austin. We cannot hear from the
Judge, and shall call on Secretary
Smith, Treasurer CASTOR or some OF
the committee who had charge of the
ADVERTISING. The public have right
20 know what went with the dona-
tions for gifts, proceeds from sale OF
tickets, and why the bills have not
been paid. These gentlemen have lent
the use of their names to to this al
legged drawing scheme and certainly
should help the HERALD clear up the
muddle. The HERALD is disposed TO
believe that these gentlemen have only
entrusted the entire management to
one man. But the fair famo of Dial.
las and the name and material advan-
tago of the grand institution at Aus
tin are involved. If no wrong is done
let the management in justice to them
selves satisfy the public. II wrong
has been done and public and person
al confidence been abused the guilty
should not escape just punishment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-24
Big Stories Denial.

The tales from Iowa about
women being dragged from sick
beds by police in search OF
whisky alleged to be hid in their
homes is very emphatically denied by
the following very high authority:
DEsMoINs, Iowa, June 23.-R. b.
Parrott, secretary Prohibition COM
mittee, Waco, Texas.
The report of outrages on the part
of officers enforcing prohibition in
Iowa, now being circulated in Texas
are gross falsehoods. Tho law Is popu-
lar, is we'll enforced and is accomplish
ing grand results. Crime and pauper-
ism has decreased and thousands of
men who spent all their money in.sa-
looms are now spending it in support
of their families. You are OH the side
of God and humanity. Don't give up
the ship Yours truly,
7f A. j. BAKER,
Attorney General of Iowa.